Recent content by bakkus

Nice! Not often something new comes along for us weirdos who like tinkering with alternate OSes on these old beasts.

That card plugs into the PDS slot on the Macintosh SE. Correct - the SE, and not the SE/30. They look similar, but the cards aren't compatible. Installation is illustrated here: https://archive.org/details/asante-maccon/page/n31/mode/2up

Let people know where in the world you're located - makes it easier to find out if someone is close :)

This is a really helpful chart, thank you! There are ways to read this from the schematics available, but this is perfect for quick lookups

Welcome to the forum!

Welcome to the forum! Don't see many new projects with spinning drives these days - especially not 10k ones!

Holy moly! I'm speechless! And intrigued!

Just wanted to leave a note saying this is exactly the sort of project I love. Recreating a dear memory. My first computer experience was on a 512k, later an SE with a Jasmine 40MB external drive. I know the craving to recreate exactly that environment.

Wow, I've never seen such a thing. Really interesting!

Whoah! This is fantastic! This unlocks SOO many possibilities.

I remember about 3 things from my programming classes, but I remember Linked Lists being very important and useful. Thanks for posting this! And welcome to the forum

Thanks for logging this! It'll be exciting to compare it to the WarpSE once it's out.

@jcm-1 sells a version of these at https://jcm-1.com/product/macintosh-bumper-feet-prototype-style/

I feel like this thread has come full circle :D Yes, the methods outlined in this thread work for OS9 - hell, I've even done OS 7.6! What kicked off this whole endeavour was the scarcity of the Seritek and the Sonnet cards. So yes, what's done here is flash off-the-shelf "modern" hardware with...

This is really cool! I remember wanting one of those panels. There's a semi-related project over at https://blocko.net/ where @GutBomb has created an interface card for the previous generation Lego Technic Interface A (Lego 9750) for the Apple II. I love how period correct this feels, using the...